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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03


Miss saiiee White kas rsturnsd from her
sisil 10 DstrOit
Prof c. g. Swsnsbsrv has returned from
. weeks visit az Cleveland.
Ms Sophie Bacon returned last evening
from her visit % south Bend. Ind-
K. G. Peters. san1bermsn AMI salt manu-
actnFer q Marlstss. - ia the city
John 5. LaNrenes viii soon remove bis
Office 70 the new Houssman block.
Ms. FORD. Of Washington. is visiting her
brother. A. '. Psntiind. ae The Morton.
Hon W D. Fuller. Of Nswaygo aud su-
preme Court reporter. vas IN tie city yes
teEday
Ms Belle Fitzpatrick. Of Detroit. is thu
cues Of nsr sister. Mrs. Allen {. Alzii. OF
Bridgsst.
Mrs. Clarence Marrow. Of Richmond.
Ind j. the guest Of her sister, Mrs. b. ).
Chase. Of Aouns Fern0a-st.
Police Comas.ssioaer Roseo.hal. a has
Ting Democrat snr intimate acQc&sn q nee
o. President Cieyeisnd. Is 10 TIE city.
Mrs. I'd. Mea6iulber ard Mrs. wn. Cen
tleman and deuSkieTs. who have been visit
ing Wa. Meadimssr. OF Williams-st.. lett
yesterday for taeir homs IN Omana, Sso.
Miss Minnie Rose. daughter 0f Mr. and
Ms. +. o. Rcse. grsduagsd sith hcnors a.
ths recent ciosiog Il tie Trt Ssats Normal
school a. Aag0ls, Ind, and VII csme aonaa
Ia l1lv.
Rev Joseph Lsrgr formerly of this city
snd ate ~ Trsvsrse Cirv pls5ed through
the cisv Yesterday oc his xaT % Hastings.
where be has accs9tet the rocsorshiD Of tue
kpiscepai Churcn
y. Poser lDr several years local down
toHr agent of the D. g. Ii & ~ Railroad.
rstirss from his poSition and IS Succeeded
b Jeuss Csmposil, of Detroit. Mr.. Poster
siii e. a. Canada for ashort visit.
Jas r. shelly. OF shis city, and Minnie
Hayes OF kasmazoo. were msrrisl
Nsiasss'sy at TIE latter pace. They have
gone 10 Rochester. y. 2. ior a wees = vis, I
and wiil rsiuf.l 10 ibis city % resite
Presidents ~ Q. Keghut Superintendent
4. Nethesny saz Jalef Eaxlaeer 5. John
scn. q tne O.. =. s. : went 20 Mu>ksgon
yesser,iay on f0D> ~ inspectiou snd %
sofsriatend ths Nork 0n the new dock
tbers
Mrs. Charles y Hlisn. nee Mss Eirdis
Ne3ihfn Der. Fho hss been spending the
rst mcnth wlfb = 0Brleu and family. ~
kaiaratoc. rst1r1ef 4, her home. is1
Williams 81. Yesterday moruing. where sse
rscstvet = hear-v vescons from her ma8y
fienos Hrs. ~ Ertfn wiii oe Joined BY bef
husband fo-n,orrorg
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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ks~sss t<'s AesAsx-<s-h~~-
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= u .s...,. !. v.ss 80 t..,s wsfh hfzsssff .
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sths- 1As f<'tek A4at <s - ef
* a. szed ~ltcs sa4 - 80 - tAssl hss :
s.a,s.s sanalx II "a ~aftis zooas. ths
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f-se - .-ss =. ..ss-ri..,
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- 80. - srssaalsg t.aazsls 49, Al So
fa.~f u - a. naansal lahox. As =
r.snraf ss.a.s.l.a .asses. a.thonza he ksf
gls<,sT =, s.s a. sseols - essh rsa la~
sstsl - s4ns ~ "a oas II speaalnK sf,ssf
sn..sxly. I.ssf xs<s hs connected iiftle
scAeEns ~ shlea BE pfoRssssl y efiek
Is naotbss-ia-ias - uzss. lie t@.&
tas nss<heaEs As aD zv-n< -
s4&e 1tp - fessika s@aSs
snd thGs dessfk - yeonx slis 4hs>s
Nc faA.ofs al 20 ssss ~ -
s1ett e tse ~.ss 81 h-f1 ne-.ass.
80 es- .s.sz $50 80 -. - M.
11k ns s1ss3f $3.50 h.se - 'si. -1 -
:. ,.-.-.s.ssas =. =, - psekea 81, sllIs
80 - a. 81. hetls strsx hat. thea
s'-- - f.-~gali losk ~ ths crusl
~a,,s~ 49,, ,,r.sr,ises, - love. cherish and
0oeF hin, Dat Who Futl-Sssil bfoAo t1tc
sacred Foss by rsiosing 70 keep bin ~
pelnies. he then dropped a fe~ tears ana
.s.si.~1 o1t "a tss epsa Nef'3 savns - a.-s..S
ipf httasslL ne naApaest - .
- - .il -. - = ,s.rtske ~ =
- ,,-..1 .es@ ,.;ss - ,..o1hgr.in lsw
are Iaoi.snt over as cav the seAsMe
garnea 0ur. while The young man feuizins
ia sscius,on afraid % meet the gioas ah3
lssrs q the neigheors-
George CLARK, a popular member of the
the Custer tfsiFds. ana Mis- hssie Stevens
trfe assftisd 'as. stsssns ~ sls ne''s ~
ses sa pess-.S, - 49,. -, 49,,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03


IAe drst AW X exearsion % offsss
B<41A. sili 1e rsla nax. 5easiEg.
Iosa H.zsr ess arrrst=f gesfsriaF =
psr.1F sasn4 sally "a szffaaf ier a4se
dne.aE
Charlss saraaaa go faksa q Iesia Fss-
tssd4F sssss ae 80 s1sDl ni2esg esEs fer
sa4al'slr9 = Atfis xlrL
81 Aalas zaaaaf sca0oi IsasAsEs sials
cioss ztiI esesf sf os.aek t1.s asternooa
insasst a iAe psssi soEf.
Nflas. ENiak AL - stAer sarpenisTs.
snzFie sea - Mi Cfssk hst trsf te4ls
stoiaa ifgl4 their chests t'ss7siaF ai8sA
Abssm 3 Efarts sss sIanfsi . aiseres
fsom Alsols T. AssEls fssfe1lat "a f1s
Glfe4i. Cuu<t. ae ne sfe4'l'ls % asssfiiea-
Essak sss b.sFicsa. 81 Ai1aiaioa, sas
hEFe fe3.sF.t.F sfareh.1f lef fp~L.'@f
tFefaeE s.o s.sisailed > fn 30 iast ss's-
cag-
Ioba neEN1s. = cay charge. dist We'd
nesslsV alxit ~ - Csnai g.. axs.z n fesrs
hs las Asal hare a. gezss ana di7d =
Fagps-.
IL q DcnneH wil open boot and Ehos
silrs 1e - oa.ieriF osock. ca a9uEoe 81.
ia = s1ert l.als snd 30 nas zone Aasl - Puf-
ebaae sec.la
John CocAiis. "a frsshnan and city
eA4rse Fesi1InF a. zf fourth 81. siil. y
nofa.as haqpsass celsofsse IA lgot1 birth
dag "A Assas4
Tbs Amerieas E1pGess Company has pat
q fsnit ilain on gbs G. 4 ". n snd ssl~ct
- 3aa1ls inEle1ss Quantities oi ff1ii d-f-
lns ms susualsF.
The Homs Ard Foreign Missionary 50
eIsty of ne Fountain sffe~f Baptist Chafen
80. n,set at tae Isslisnce at V. =. 1te2etess
On Laer2se-sr. ttis aissfu0on-
FL H1gion has sid $50 sots a. the cor
n4s II East Faitou snd tssapau-sis Tor
tffl0 50 g. q 34Aaofn. sn tasl~fa faan.
40 eiil street. business 0.ock lhsFson-
Jaazea Wsrd and Falfiek Murphy, tbe
to tranps Arrested al tbs ID. g. "A 4 81.
JDnelioa- wsfe DISCHARGED py Justics West
iaii yesterday on promising . kesp AEaF
ifcn ths eify.
Owing 10 the appointment OF ". ".
Taylor a. Assisiant Oitg Attorney tie a -
Ara 81 Taylor 4 Mcbride = dissolved. Ar.
Taylor Niit scclpy ne olilae stts Cily Al
toraey ksa1um. Ia iae Act.ey acl-a o.Jcx.
Eddie Harris, a Fearoid coiore1 boy.
sa4 asrsizned IN Police Coart yesterday
morning f1r striking iitise vi alte p u. oUl
u VA rot ease lor tna- ecsrt and state
Agent ho.como has iaken charge o. tue
matter
Oh Ia Plat. VITO fsilsd 20 ses posse<sion
ef hls great zfzodiisDghseg fr0ga her NO n
er started ira a,s ll1ssIis sch0o0eF fof Jack
son yesterday. He SAYS se VII return n q
few days spb aore ey.cenee. ard hopes yel
% win his case.
Tie 'Quesn cf lbe Lake. made her frs
mp ir0nl Holland ta Oitasa beach WeAfet
day, snd superintendent of ne Grounds
J. n. Aorken Went down ~ ciean Gp kt4s
GroCads With . force Of men. The hote
has been opened for business.
fnere VIII - q special meeting OF ths
Press tiuo st 4 o-ciocs this afternoon az tEs
nsual place 81 meeting. 10 heAr tka report q
The eatefsalnnent c1G.1alttse. All mem
bsrs aTs expected % be present. The gs-u
lsr Jane meeting occGss next sunday after
icon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

&< Ez@4<~of MnA Afx<e&o4 go <At~e~ -
g~si oss< ssysf
As msntiaasa yesterday mosniag Wa.
Fzsxsrton szs srnezk<a % eesaelssak a
ksss Asxoia for tae .ssceay = = xsla FinS
lie Nas aseuzhs = Pclies Hasi.s asfkefs ee-
icFa 9 q eiesk Wassuse14F ss&elaz sa1 =
saarr asns sllex hrs Asre-s esa1s - Asat-
Qssr.srs az afaEass1 tks e. ssfs toet -
ssa nsS tas n1k1 s2c las eesD - oeT
aonse sa1 .lesire4 tezE - saGest2 - FsH
iszzea sup ra3t4. wao sss ssEFs8E sc
assE ~ ~ thsz sosiiiDn. as Ffesa1t sd
refused - s.os sas pT1ssesE - "a EiEiNz
- fe~ssn t4&k tAeF a<sa esFFsnk tlf
hial sn1 fhsfsfsra e9slA1 aot relsass ts-a.
Hz wss lsakst ~ snd kspt n bis esli aatlk
. q cos 1 ys4tsr4xf H1ruEag Nttooat zny-
thi1s - 81. He s4s f1sa efcnxat oel5re
j1size hcl1sss &sd exPlsnss satisfactorily
tnat ~ So act 20 fsgtY ea1ee5. lis case
~4s a1.ie pros = All 1s ~eat ca hl1 sag
fei1iel8z hAEiDg h41 EAs exPerisnee
u sesnz sfFsstei and locked ~ over algat
f0r ths aFst Use Ia his sh8ft sxlsfeses 81
fsrty tbrse years The srrsst j. sxpizinet
A. tolioxx PtakertDn = an sulPloFe of
she kssstaEe 4sDsf.ctkflas conpaBf aaa
ae sold GA s.bGm - next door neishbor
of Mrs.. Marble Ga Wednesday anolae<
seens 1asnsf Thomas 8ailzad sistsd Mrs.
Marols aad ~aniei - sell her = ci9cx. one
sald she Lad eioek snd Be ssked % see
b. ehs Eent to another room - Est
is and uaen ths szeat hal kone. she nllssed
hor rins sbich s1e BAD laid "a ths f4o-s
- eaiie veshsnz The distes, Shs imms.l.
s.eiy bethoaght herself of the agent eao
had sol1 hsF nsixAb0r tae aitoul aed
thinking be sas he sane sa0 nst osen 70
LeF Lease. procured as naass and Bal q
warrant szaed foF his affsst. AGiiahd was
arrested yesterday sad gsvs oall Tor nis sp-
l,sefahcs b. eougt this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Grand Rapids hss military organization
Of ftweaiy iy.four pretty girls. called the An
gslic Gasrds and Graad RAPIDS Is now
kicking herself becsuss shs didn't send
them to THE National militia dFiIl in Wash
inzt0n. where they cOaid bave capS8rsd the
prizes and everybody and everything else.
The nesr thf1g - De done nov - 10 sent
them % Pouaac. Saturday. 70 meet aad
capture the Cadets Who wers inviocibie a.
Washington. tGt might unc0adisioaally
surrender - Grand Rapids gil company
A competitive drill between tie Cadets and
the Areelsc Guard voaid mske the whole
state Of Michigan rise right up and waooo
wi'h proud sxultztion.- lansing Rsptsbis-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

The Custer Guards Decay tbs Story Seat
FROM Wasiaiaxeon.
Among tee members of Custer Guard.
CO. /. who participated in The drill with
that company At Washington. vas L. Hart.
He Was seen yesterday 5y reporter for thu
TxIEeRAA- HxRALD. and being asked In
reference 10 tbs report sent by associated
press inst ia The drill seveTai members. Of
the company fell down. he sold There
was only one member OF tAe company un-
fortunate enough to fall He stepped IN a
hole. but fell on bis knee and quickly re-
covered himself and took his usu2l ,lace.
NothlDg slse occurred IN The driii and there
was 20 possible reason for the report being
circulatetn
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Dsr't snssze sincere. hawk hawk. srif.
blaw ana disgust eysrgbody VITA g9af o.
fensise breath. n Yoq have scsia. ws1ery
diseherres ff9ua the noss 2nf EYES. throxi
disease csasinx choking sensations. coaxh, ,
sf4ziag noisss N Aess spiisEtz nessaose
Ard 81 her svrcesins ef Bazaf catarrh. re-
naraher t8st tt8 manufscturers 81 Dr.
Sares CsferFh EsEned7 deer. "a good s4ish
sff,o rsvsrsI fs,r a case q estsrrh wates
thev esrnot eura Tie Remesy Il sold s.
iraxxiBfs a. osly 10 esntA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

The oficers and msmhers % CAamplin
sud Ciztsr Pests, @. A. E.. desire to return
thanks - tia ciliEnsof Grsnd Rapids fos
their Ii5erai donations sod valuable sssss.
tance on Memorial Dag. demonstrating
that the spirit of hsyaisy snd Paternity d
eur re0pls towards lAe living. a. vel "a
tie Decreased esuiraFes, is nos growing less
by tie lspss of yesrs
Wrktrsa A CrkRx
Chairman of Joint Cona. Of Custer and
Champlin Pests
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Tie second days session Of tie Physio.
Medical eonvention of physicians and sur.
gsons, convened yesterday AZ Or. X. vsen-
beers Office. Several cases. with symp.
toms. treatment, etc., we're reported and dis.
cuesed. fir. A. NesDboer read 4 verv in
teresunx psper entitled Man. the sign o.
the Tinies several ether topics Of inter-.
esf wers brought before tAe convention. I.
Nss then sgreef thar the next meeting be
heid or TIE 5th Of July. 1857. and the suo-
jeet f1r discussion ~ that meeting vii b.
sumner Conpistats"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

70 the Ed.tor OF the fELE5gAx II zRALp:
In answer to frequent inquiries beg per-
mission 10 say through your columns that
the BolsTias cyei0ne resppears in mon
sterS edition for the Fourth Of July. ap-
preaching.
The monster viii embrance the opening 81
story called 'sSecromar. the Wi'ch 81 The
Valley CITY" also cuts OF our next Presi.
dent and Vice-Pre-isl-ft OF she tssitesl
States an Independence orssoa in rhyme
and a goodiy array OF illustrations and
original matter generally.
The delay is my pubiicaiion was neces.
saFy IN so.zing arrangements.
Yours,
EARNTR RrYroLDs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Vow as Spring is bere. and everybody
changes their clothing would advise yon.
if yea have ary work n cleaning and dye.
inx. TO axe s1cb whore gou can xst The
cest work done as the lowest prices. such 3
place Is the ~Old and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No e Canal Il.
NB Binding h0ing AID repairing Of
xsnts elo'hing is done with the utmost Of
peafness and durability. which is proven
beyond aoubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

wm. izoer rsVios haFiag trsa salY aprnszf-
el A2isseas Guy Attorney. t5s law - psftBer-
s1ip existi1e 5et0fea ~ p1sltf the hrn nssse %
consent. a. percns fsFinE business a.ih . ssi1
Hrfa res1e <ie1 - settie The s4uf4 s1tA Jane
81 NsHrttf 8hE retains The asfoks Sot sfcosln =
~ tle frm f-f esi sftisn. fayenf anf <eff ela st
al vii cessrtaae ia tesiIfss Al tas 11tssuf room
Is torrt sleek
NJ Tavfar vi he f5sInd IN tne - - ~ tne
Chr Asaraer ID s. tsT nollIs Aiefk where ~
al rlsrttrl,le = re rrat.tre rf = f.rsf.ssrr.
~ NrsrEF T&TfoR.
Dsts1 51ne L ftz 1kWES II McNZfBk "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

OF Obscure the road that leads TO health.
Unmarked by board or sign;
Wisdom svails not, powerless Is wealth
To soothe those aches og thine.
But do not despair, with life there's hope.
The cloud concei,s the sun;
With Pisrces FayoTite Prescription at
haud
Your life's fnll course may run.
More truth than poetry IN these lines. "a
th0uss nds OF ladies ali over the land now
blooming with beei,h testify 20 the great
curative powers Of DR.. Pierce Fsvorise
Prescription. adapted By much research and
careful study to the happy relief OF oil those
weaknesses and ailmsnis peculiar 70
females. All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
champiIn Relief corps' Fair.

The ladies Of Chsmplin Relief Corps viii
hold their fair la Champ!ia hail. West
Bridge-st. Saturday afternoon an1 evening.
when The drawing OF their six quill; aud
cHrpet vill occur and ice cream and cake
| urill be snrra1
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Yog should nos faii 20 set some Of those
extra hae SATIN finished caoinet photos that
sre being made at Tnom's Popular Photo
graph Gallery. 10 add rs Csnzl-st. Re
member the add.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Wta1Esz9s. J4ne 1-koF zienissEf-
Fsis 4e4f 1fr. slissk ehaaEs - 1szapsF<saEs.
8i1a 11eaialn4 S0albefiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Ladies. call end see he low prices on fine
Bisaae and decorative ware. ID. J. Evans
g CO. t6 Nonr0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

VAN DER wERF--At d:t5 o. m wednesday.
June l, 1851. John j. Van Der Vert, aged II years
4 rion,hs aud 2 days. s-
Funeral from the residence % his parents. 20
wealthy-ave. at clock this altersssss. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
stsambont rxcur.Ion.

TIE steamer W. r. Barrett viii give
another excursion Sunday. JuDe 5. at half
past O'Clock p. m. Fare . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Fine decorated 1et- piece Dinner Se,s only
SIC e5. D. J. Evans < Co. l6 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

bargains in japanese Goods. d. J. Evans
& Co, Is Nonroe-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

New designs IN Chamber Sets st popular
Low prices. ID. J. Evans & Co. l6 Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Any snd e. fsrles ssealnx she nksns ~ 81
t1<sDses hosse sno<e. and lal2Fiok ssaas - e1f
pQrsh II nsgetAD1ls< der.ns 10 sae1fa 81 saAe
eais.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-10-07
HEIRS IN A NOVEL CASE.
THE PAYMENT or DEBT WITH
CONFEDERATE MONEY DECLAR.
ED VOID.

TIE PAYMENT or DEBT WITH
CONFEDERATE MONEY DECLAR.
ED VOID.
PARKERsBURG. ". VA, Oct. ..
"A peculiar case has just been de.
cided by Judge Jackson, of the
United States District Court. In
1876 Hiram l.. Opie, the ancestor
of the plaintiffs, sold to Henry w.
Castleman a tract of land in .leifer.
son county, now in West Virginia,
for 81, 1873. OF this amount So
600 was paid in cash and the re-
mainder in notes Of $1,000 or less,
PAYABLE at certain dates up to
1861. These notes were secured by
a deed of trust on the property
At the time Of the grantOr'S death
there remained about $4,000 still
to pay. The widow of the deceas.
eel and brother qualified as ex-
ccutOrs. In 1862, Castleman hav.
ing still abOnt $4,000 to pay, bought
up a lot Of Confederate money and
going across the military lines into
Virginia, where the widow of
Hiram l.. Opie then lived, rendered
10 to her in payment of the debit
She being a Southern sympathizer
accepted the money in good faith
ana gave release upon the deed
OF trust as cXecutrix. The other
representative of the deceased was
absent and the heirs were not of
age. The purchase money was al.
most Immediately invested in Con.
Tolerate bonds, which soon became
worthless. The case Just ended
was brought by the heirs of Ople,
now OF age, against the heirs of
CaStleman TO recover the amount
Of purchase money paid in Con.
federate notes. The court held |
that the plaintiffs had the right to
recover; that the ancestor of the !
defendants made a contract before |
the war TO pay certain amount in
lawful money and that crossing the |
military lines and paying the debt /
in Confederate money, which was
not recognized by the United
States government, was not pay
ment that the investment in
bonds OF Confederate states, issued
solely for the purpose of waging
war against the government, was
not such an Investment of iduciary
funds as wonld be allowed to stand;
that the heirs Of Opie had not re.
celved lawful money for the estate
sold and could recover the full
from the Castleman heirs.
The property now is Of consider
able value and fully equal to that
Of the original $4,000, with nearly
thirty years interest. An action is
now to be brought against the
representatives of Opie by the
heirs Of Castleman to recover the
value Of the Confederate money
Maid in 1850
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-10-07
CHRISTIANIzING THE OUTLAWS.
RELIGION TO BE TRIED IN KEN
lucky IN THE PLACE
OF RIFLES.

The citizens of Rowan county,
KY, the seat of the Tolliver.Mar.
tin fued, the bloodiest in that state,
will try new method of redeeming
the county from the prevailing law
lessness. A large number of the
inhabitants of Morehead, the cOun-
ty seat, have prepared petition,
which they will present to the Rev.
Geo. o. Barnes, the celebrated
mountain evangelist, asking him
to come to that town and conduct
a serious of religious revivals, with
the especial purpose of pointing out
to the people the deadly sin of tax
ing life. They hope by tkis meth
cd to accomplish what the courts
and the militia have failed to do
The unique method is not without
a precedent in Kentucky. A mum.
her of years ago Breathitt, one of
the most isolated and mountainous
counties in the state, was disgraced
by bloody internecine feud. Many
lives were lost and the cold. blood
ed atrocities shocked the people
throughout Kentucky. Finally,
large detachment of militia was
sent to Jackson, the county seat of
Breathltt, and kept in encampment
there for six months. The soldiers
succeeded in arresting nearly all
the leaders in the troubles, but
when they retired there were more
murders. Shortly after their re-
turn the Rev. Geo. o. Barnes, then
Just becoming famous as a revival
list, appeared in Breathitt and con.
Quoted a long series of religious
services. He created great im-
preston, and there were hundreds /
of persons converted. He went |
from one point to another in the |
country, and there was the deepest |
regret at his final departure. Since |
then Breathitt county has been as |
quiet and peaceful community as |
any in the state, and all ascribe the |
happy results to the teachings Of /
Mr.. Barnes.
The people in Rowan hope that |
Mr.. Barn preaching will have |
the same .cs. { there that it did in
Breathitt. lac frequent visits Of
the militia and the numerous spe-
cial terms of the Circuit Court have
been powerless to prevent blood
shed, and they will therefore I'M
dertake to reform the people in.
stead of Furnishing them. Mr..
Barnes will be expected to confine
his services to the churches at
Morehead, as that town is the cen.
tire of the lawlessness, as nearly all
of the murders have occurred there.
Mr.. Barnes is now at Lexington,
and it is said that he will accept
fho coll
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STANLEY IN THE CONGO.
THE EXPLORER PUSHING FORWARD
NO TROUBLE WITH THE
NATIVES.
By Cable to The American

[By Cable to The American
LONDON, October 2.-The latest
adyices from Explorer Stanley say
About July 2j the expedition had
assembled the Aruwhimi to the Gle.
waited country belonging to the
MabOdi district. The river becOm.
ing too narrow, they left the RATS,
and the men for several days had
to carry a double burden of prOvi-
sions. The steel whalebOat was
carried past the narrOws and again
launched. Stanley calculated that
upon arriving at the summit of the
table lands, giving shape to the
basin of the Aruwhimi, the eXpe-
ditiOn would halt two days for rest
aud would establish camp there
to be garrisoned by twenty men,
with a European officer. The dis.
tricts traversed were Tranquil, and
little difficulty was experienced in
obtaining provisions from the ma.
tives. The progress of the expedi.
ton averages twenty kilometres
daily.
TippOo lib, in his last message,
wrote that he was still at his post
at Stanley Falls, awaiting reinforce
ments. He had gained the good
will of several neighboring chiefs.
Owing to the disturbed state of the
country, Tippoo lib could not, rs
he had agreed to, organize a re-
victaaling caravan to despatch di.
rect to Albert Nyauza, but he in.
tended to do so as soon as possible.
Disquiet continued between Stanley
Falls and the confluence OF the
Aruwhlmi and the Congo, and
many villages had been pillaged.
It is believed that the garrison
which Stanley left at Yambunga
has been forced to interfere to main.
tain order in the neighhorhOod,
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An EIoDlng Couple Arrested.

NEWARK, y. j., September o.
The police Of this city today arrest
ed William }. Gentry and Matte
johnson, who had elOped from
Richmond, Virginia. The arrest
was made on a dispatch received
by the chief Of police here which
stated that the woman had stolen
$500, and was besides guilty of at
tempted murder, and that Gentry
was accessory to the crime. Both
are held pending the arrival Of the
Richmond officers.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 2S.-The
police here have been advised to.
night of the arrest at Newark. n.
D., to-day, Of Matte johnson, who
is charged with beating, chloro.
forming and robbIng q woman by
the name of Mrs. T.. White, in Nor
folk, abOut three weeks ago. After
leaving that city Matte Johnson
came here and was joined by mar.
ried man. The couple went North
and were arrested to-day in Newark,
n. j., upon telegram sent by the
Richmond officials. The man is not
charged with the alleged robbery.
An officer will leave tomorrow for
Norfolk to secure papers upon which
to base request for the requisition
for the woman.